Historic Bridge build in 1961, it is part of the Trans Canada Hwy 1 system crossing the Columbis…read moreRiver in the Town of Revelstoke, BC

It's free parking after 6 pm at the main lot. Do not walk through the grass by the creek as there…read morewere lots of mosquitoes during summer. It is better to walk on the sidewalk along the road that leads to the entrance of the wharf. Very limited parking spots there though. The wharf is quite long and you get to see boats and sea-doo for rent. There is also a cafe at the end. It was closed when we got there after 6 pm. Nice views of the mountains and I liked the information board indicating what mountains and places across from the wharf.

Never would've guessed that this wharf (135m) is the longest in North America. Salmon Arm, of all…read moreplaces. Parking here is a bit tricky. There are only 3 spots in the roundabout in front of the wharf. There is another private lot nearby, but I'm not sure if one is supposed to park there. The wharf has a straight section, then curves a bit into Shuswap lake. From the end, there is a great view of the surrounding water and mountains. Great spot to take some photos.

Been 30 years since I was here Awesome displays…read moreReally well presented Very friendly staff Beautiful gift shop Lots of free parking Spend a couple hours Entrance fee by Donation !!!!

We drove up to Vernon to watch a Murder Mystery Dinner Show at this ranch. Since we were there…read moreearly and there was nothing to do, we decided to check out the farm animals they had. Much to our surprise, they didn't look anything like your average farm animal. Some chickens had plumes on the top of their head, making them look like they had a bad hair day; some had furry feet. The rams had four horns that looped around the side of their heads. They also had a dozen colorful birds. After a tour of the farm, we went back to the restaurant where the show was about to start. As the story went on, we were guided to different parts of the ranch. It wasn't a far walk, and the actors, though funny, were convincing. We headed back to the restaurant where we were seated with a few people we didn't know. Many people from Kelowna are friendly, so we didn't mind. Clues were passed around so we can guess who the murderer was, write it on a piece of paper and submit it for drawing. Before they revealed the murderer, we feasted on a buffet dinner, complete with an array of salads, veggie sides, prime rib, and desserts. When we were done, they revealed the murderer. The funniest part was reading what people have submitted for drawing. The first one who got it right got a CAD 50 gift card to the O'Keefe Ranch Gift Shop. You can't beat 50 bucks a person for both the show and dinner*! The show and dinner is only scheduled twice a year. Check their website calendar.